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Improve marital success, reduce conflict and avoid the "emotional landmines" that arise in wedding planning.
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- Beneath the Obvious Vendor Questions
- Wedding Vendor Complaints They'll Never Share!
- Who Controls Your Wedding Day? You or the Wedding Vendor?
- Save the Dates - Q&A With Save the Date Vendor
- Unique Q&A with a Wedding DJ
- Unique Wedding Invitation Q&A with a Wedding Invitation Vendor
- Storing Your Wedding Cards - Q&A With Card Storage Expert
- Unique Q&A with Wedding Tuxedo Vendor
- Wedding Etiquette: Does It Still Exist?
- Wedding Date Considerations
- The Competition in Wedding Planning
- Can You Afford a Small Wedding?
- The First Dance in Todays Complex Family
- RSVP Woes; Why Won't People Respond?
- Gratitude: Wedding Thank You Notes
- Wedding Invitation Wording Landmines!
- Increasing Wedding Party Stress?!
- The Hour of Engagement Bliss
- Create the Guest List or Budget First?
- Eloping: Avoiding Family Drama or Stirring it Up?
- Honeymoon: Considerations
- Wedding Registry
- After the Honeymoon
- What Wedding Planning Taught Me About Marriage
- Romance Expert Q&A
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Wedding Vendors
Weddings & Relationships
Wedding Ceremony
The wedding ceremony can either be simple; your religion dictates the entire thing, or it can be totally up to you. Some officiants and clergy have their common scripts and some ask you to insert personalized parts like readings or vows.
Many couples wait until most of the major wedding planning decisions have been made to tackle the ceremony itself. It can be the least or most fun, depending on what level of freedom you have or want. If you're stressed about wedding etiquette and tradition, you'll end up doing a lot of research.
Definitely consider talking to both sets of parents to see whether they have any assumptions or strong opinions. It may be as simple as a parent you thought could be a reader has serious stage fright and would rather watch, or perhaps a challenging stepmother would feel so honored to be a part of the ceremony - which keeps her off your back for other parts of the plannign process.
More detailed advice:
Wedding Readings
Mistakes made with siblings that impact the wedding ceremony
Wedding Party issues
Wedding Priority Worksheet

